Breaking down Friday night's college football matchup between the CU Buffs and TCU Horned Frogs at Folsom Field.
It’s the sort of storyline only college football could produce: Two teams enter their season opener without either signaling a clear-cut QB1. While the Buffs are expected to split snaps between incumbent starter Brendon Lewis and recovered-from-an-ACL-tear sophomore J.T. Shrout, new TCU coach Sonny Dykes indicated he may trot out as many as three quarterbacks: Max Duggan , Chandler Morris and Sam Jackson .
Except this time he’ll be wearing purple. Did Perry, who had a team-best three interceptions for CU last season, pass along any state secrets to his new teammates? Time will tell.The start of a two-game home-and-away series — the return trip to Fort Worth is Sept. 2, 2023 — will mark the first meeting between the Buffs and Horned Frogs. TCU has won seven in a row vs. Pac-12 teams, including a 34-32 win over Cal last year.
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